Oregon Wine and Travel Project, Sampling Wines from Oregon and Around the World (But Mostly from Oregon)
Monday, February 16, 2009
A Quick Trip North
The Airlie road from Highway 99 N to the coast range is made for a fast, tightly wound sports car. I drive a 200 Subaru Legacy Wagon (with HX rated Michelin tires).
I was on my way to pick up a donation from Mary Olsen, owner of Airlie Winery. Her two Irish Setters came out to greet me and make sure they got lots of attention. Mary gave us a bottle of 2004 Dunn Forest Vineyard Pinot Noir.
I tasted her 2007 Chardonnay: vanilla and very slight oak with a rich after taste of spice. The Pinot Gris was fresh and bright with a little grapefruit and floral hint with a bit of mineral.
I plan on coming back in April to get a few bottles of both.
Labels:
airlie winery,
oregon wines,
pinot noir
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